The phrase "earnings structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the organization or composition of earnings within a financial context, such as in reports or analyses.
Example: "The company's earnings structure has shifted significantly over the past year, with a greater emphasis on recurring revenue streams."
Alternatives: "revenue framework" or "income composition."
Second, we study how assortative mating and the earnings structure affect investment of parental time and money in children, as well as how they affect the intergenerational correlation in earnings and mobility.
"Toyota remains committed to pursuing an improvement of its earnings structure through various cost reduction activities as well as continuing the production recovery from the Japan earthquake and floods in Thailand," said Takahiko Ijichi, Toyota's senior managing officer.
Sources: author's analysis from the Spanish Labour Force Survey (1994, 2014), Earnings Structure Survey (2002).
Sources author's analysis from the Spanish Labour Force Survey (1994, 2014), Earnings Structure Survey (2002) (color figure online).
Sources author's analysis from the Spanish Labour Force Survey (1994, 2014), Earnings Structure Survey (1995, 2002, 2006) Open image in new window Fig. 8 Smoothed changes in employment in Spain (1994 2008), jobs are ranked by 1995 mean and median wage percentile.
At the same time, a growing number of airlines have changed their program earnings structures to reward travelers based on price paid rather than distance flown, making it increasingly challenging to easily collect enough points for an award seat.
However it concedes that the new pay structure may shrink couriers' earnings outside the busy periods that are covered by Boost.
Section 3 analyzes the employment of other workers using data from the Employment Trend Survey, and Section 4 analyzes earnings changes using data from the Basic Survey on Wage Structure.
Regulations can also promote transparency, as do laws that require publicly held companies to disclose their earnings, governance structure, and executive pay.
Regulations can also promote transparency, as do laws that require publicly held companies to disclose their earnings, governance structure and executive pay.
Research has begun to analyze the tone and narrative structure of earnings announcements after decades of focusing on market reactions to the earnings news itself.
